Riding the bus can be an adventure in and of itself. The Number 14 turns an ordinary route into a crazy, wild and hilarious adventure! Watch six performers strut, swing, and sing their way in and out of escapades aboard Vancouver’s funniest bus. Pulling into Ottawa on their 20th anniversary tour, this Canadian success story is a fun ride for the whole family. Bring the kids and the neighbours – we have a seat waiting for you...

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Two performance times

Previews

Talk Back

Stages & Pages

Talkback on Friday, December 7th following the 8pm performance. Members of The Number 14 team will be participating in a talkback with audience members that would like to find out more about what it's like keeping this outrageous physical comedy going strong for 20 years.

Looking for a little background reading? Check out theStages and Pages recommended reading list from the Ottawa Public Library.

Family Day on The Number 14- Attend the show on Sunday, December 9th and bring a toy for Toy Mountain to get a FREE family photo taken in our upper lobby.

Take a look at The Number 14 study guide for a little education about the play.

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Prologue Series

Producting artworks to accompany The Number 14 was a natural fit for videographer Chris Brown and visual artist Stuart Kinmond. Brown has shot hours of video from Ottawa buses, documenting the hypnotic movement of transitioning cityscapes. Kinmond's digital images -- colours, faces, bus parts, graphics, fashion, bodies, signage, storefronts -- are a work in motion, like the daily journey of a bus.

Chris Brown's videos has supported community-building from Ottawa to Attawapiskat and overseas. His photos transform everyday locations into idealized space. Now, on bus routes and transitways, he explores and celebrates the traveling shot.

Stuart Kinmond is a visual artist, working currently in photo-based images and digital drawing. He has had more than a dozen exhibitions in Ottawa-Gatineau, as well as Montreal and most recently in San Francisco. This is his second exhibition at the Fritzi Gallery.